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sacramental

[sak-ruh-men-tl] / ˌsæk rəˈmɛn tl /




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Capote perfectly captures the sacramental quality of the holiday—how, through the exhaustive labor of polishing and scrubbing, we consecrate the routine rooms of daily existence into a sanctuary for celebration.

From The Wall Street Journal

Poust said bishops are focused now on resolving the civil claims in a way that satisfies those who have been harmed while preserving the church’s charitable, educational and sacramental ministries.

From Seattle Times

One might think that sacramental bread and wine are merely metaphors, but the religion’s adherents believed from the earliest centuries in their miraculous transformation into actual body and blood to be ingested.

From Los Angeles Times

The overall form resembles a ship at sea, or an urban-planning sketch, while the details are sacramental and syncretistic.

From New York Times

“And, perhaps worse, the loss of access in providing sacramental, spiritual and material nourishment to those in need, as well as teaching our young ones love of God, love of neighbor.”

From Washington Times